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Everytime I read something about people pimping some Internet money making program there is one word that irritates the hell out of me: free. Why? Because it simply is not true! There’s no way in hell you’ll make money out of nothing. There is always (and I mean always) a catch to it.

The cold hard truth is: In order to make money (online or offline) you got to spend money first. There’s no other way around it!

This post will be very direct and some might even call it crude. But I’m fed up with people trying to make a million bucks of the Internet yet at the same time won’t even invest a dime to make their dreams a reality. So if you don’t have the stomach for pure, unadulterated truth; stop reading now!

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My company does some charity events throughout the year. The next (and final one for 2007) event would be treating the kids from an orphanage at McDonald’s as well as providing them with some gifts.

The company has decided to put up a Christmas tree at one of our lobbies (our offices span two floors) and decorate it with a note in which a child has made a request for a specific item.

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Let me tell you one thing that irritates the heck out of me whenever I want to purchase something; the insistence on the method of payment to be in cheque. This just plain unnecessary in my point of view. Cash is cash. Whether its plastic cash, cold hard cash, or even cash in the form of cheques… it is still cash!

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I still haven’t implemented my home network, and it’s pretty much getting way overdue! However, an idea just popped in my mind recently regarding this; why not get second hand network equipment for the project?

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I just found out that I have to survey a potential development area for my company. Now what’s so bad about this you might ask. Actually, in 90% of the time, it’s pretty much a straight forward process;

1. Drive to site
2. Survey the site
3. Conduct a feasibility study
4. Draft a report
5. Report to the management

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